Add to ORKGThis Article will demonstrate that the Washington legislature deliberately chose to abuse the medical model of involuntary commitment for treatment in order to achieve lifetime preventive detention. In so doing, the legislature violated fundamental constitutional principles that underlie our system of social care and control and safeguard individual liberty
This Comment urges California and other jurisdictions to enact sexual predator laws to civilly commi...
In this Symposium Article, the author discusses his experience as a defense attorney with Washington...
This Comment argues that the SVP statute is not only constitutionally sound, but is also the best al...
This Article will demonstrate that the Washington legislature deliberately chose to abuse the medica...
This Article will address four major substantive constitutional and moral challenges to the Washingt...
This article discusses the role of psychiatrists in determining the treatment of sexually violent pr...
The Article presents common features of the statutory schemes for the involuntary dedication of sexu...
In this Symposium Article, the author discusses the constitutional importance of classifying Washing...
This article explores tensions between law and psychiatry after the California Supreme Court\u27s af...
This Comment will address two questions: (1) whether the Washington law is substantially similar to ...
This Article will critique Washington\u27s Community Protection Act from the perspective of a clinic...
In this Symposium Article, former prosecutor Norm Maleng discusses his experience with The Community...
This Article uses internal memoranda and emails to describe the efforts of the California Department...
commitment of sex offenders to a mental health facility for life if they are deemed to be sexual pre...
This Comment will discuss the portion of the legislation that established the system of involuntary ...
This Comment urges California and other jurisdictions to enact sexual predator laws to civilly commi...
In this Symposium Article, the author discusses his experience as a defense attorney with Washington...
This Comment argues that the SVP statute is not only constitutionally sound, but is also the best al...
This Article will demonstrate that the Washington legislature deliberately chose to abuse the medica...
This Article will address four major substantive constitutional and moral challenges to the Washingt...
This article discusses the role of psychiatrists in determining the treatment of sexually violent pr...
The Article presents common features of the statutory schemes for the involuntary dedication of sexu...
In this Symposium Article, the author discusses the constitutional importance of classifying Washing...
This article explores tensions between law and psychiatry after the California Supreme Court\u27s af...
This Comment will address two questions: (1) whether the Washington law is substantially similar to ...
This Article will critique Washington\u27s Community Protection Act from the perspective of a clinic...
In this Symposium Article, former prosecutor Norm Maleng discusses his experience with The Community...
This Article uses internal memoranda and emails to describe the efforts of the California Department...
commitment of sex offenders to a mental health facility for life if they are deemed to be sexual pre...
This Comment will discuss the portion of the legislation that established the system of involuntary ...
This Comment urges California and other jurisdictions to enact sexual predator laws to civilly commi...
In this Symposium Article, the author discusses his experience as a defense attorney with Washington...
This Comment argues that the SVP statute is not only constitutionally sound, but is also the best al...